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Neymar Makes Major Transfer Announcement After ‘Secret’ Chelsea Meeting

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The Blues have been dealt a blow in their attempts to sign Neymar from PSG this summer with the Brazilian opening up on his future.

 

Neymar has stated his wishes to remain at Paris Saint-Germain this season despite reports linking him to a move away. As he prepares to enter his six season in France the 31-year-old continues to attract suitors from across the world.

 

Under new management, the French champions are in the middle of a squad overhaul having already confirmed the addition of seven major additions including former Chelsea target Manuel Ugarte, Bayern Munich defender Lucas Hernandez as well as Xavi Simons, Milan Skriniar and Marco Asensio.

 

Todd Boehly is said to have met with his representatives during the World Cup and remains bedded to the idea of bringing in a true global star to Stamford Bridge. He has also worked with Mauricio Pochettino previously with reports suggesting that PSG would be open to selling him.

 

Earlier this year Boehly reportedly held a secret meeting with PSG over the potential transfer of Neymar this summer with the Parisiens open to offers for their attacker.

 

It leaves Neymar in a precarious position, but he has opened up on his plans, revealing an intention to remain at Parc des Princes. “I hope to play this season at PSG, I have a contract with Paris,” he said in an interview with Brazilian YouTube channel Que Papinho. “So far, no one has told me anything [about leaving].”

 

Neymar spoke out before returning to France for pre-season training last week and carried out the interview in late June ahead of his meeting with PSG and Enrique. He will now be preparing to come back into the team having missed the end of the season with a damaging ankle injury in February that kept him sidelined and needed surgery.

 

“The process was very painful and it is very difficult, but I am trying to come back well,” he explained. “Obviously, winning is always part of the objectives, but I want to play well again, that’s the first thing.”

 

As for getting himself into the fold once more, he appreciates the struggle that might come with making it up to frustrated PSG fans but is welcoming the task. “I am calm, even if there is not much love between the supporters and the player. I will be there with or without love,” he said.

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Mourinho Reacts To Ronaldo’s Retirement, Says CR7 Still Has Goals

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Real Madrid boss José Mourinho has weighed in on Cristiano Ronaldo’s dramatic retirement from international football.

 

The 41-year-old Al Nassr striker shocked the footballing world on Thursday by announcing his permanent withdrawal from the Portugal national team, drawing the curtain on a legendary 23-year international career.

Addressing the media fallout during his Friday press conference ahead of Real Madrid’s upcoming LALIGA fixture against Valencia, Mourinho offered a supportive perspective on the situation.

Mourinho, who previously managed Ronaldo at the Santiago Bernabéu, insisted that the veteran’s controversial exit should not overshadow his monumental contributions to the country.

“His decision must be respected, and I do respect it,” Mourinho daid

However, the Portuguese tactician also expressed visible regret over the sour circumstances surrounding the departure of his nation’s greatest-ever player.

“The only thing I wish for is that the moment of his retirement as a player will be different from his farewell yesterday,” the Real Madrid boss added.

While Ronaldo’s international days are officially over, Mourinho was incredibly quick to remind reporters that the forward remains a devastating force in domestic football.

“He hasn’t ended his career; those who know him are aware that he still has goals,” Mourinho stated emphatically.

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Iheanacho Sustains Scoring Form, Hits Target In Bursaspor’s Draw At Antalyaspor

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Kelechi Iheanacho was on target as Bursaspor played out a 1-1 draw against Antalyaspor in their TFF 1. Lig encounter on Friday night.

 

The Nigeria international had previously scored in 12 consecutive league matches for Bursaspor before his remarkable scoring run came to an end against Bandırmaspor last weekend

Iheanacho restored his scoring touch by opening the scoring against Antalyaspor in the 26th minute.

However, an own goal from Tural Bayramov brought the visitors level before the half-time break.

The striker has now recorded an impressive 17 goals and four assists in 14 league appearances for Bursaspor this season.

Despite dropping points, Bursaspor remain top of the league standings with 37 points

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Palmer Left Out Of England Squad As Jobe Bellingham, Josh King Earn Maiden Call-Ups

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England manager Thomas Tuchel has left Cole Palmer and Phil Foden out of his latest squad for the final Nations League matches against Croatia and Spain.

However, Jobe Bellingham and Fulham midfielder Josh King have received their first senior call-ups.

Tuchel said Palmer had missed too many opportunities to represent England, despite scoring five goals and providing three assists for Chelsea this season.

Jobe Bellingham joins his elder brother, Jude, in the squad after impressing at Borussia Dortmund.

King also earns his first call-up following a strong start to the season, with two goals and one assist in the Premier League.

Defender Ben White returns to the squad for the first time since March, while Declan Rice is also back after missing the previous camp through injury.

Djed Spence has also returned after recovering from injury.

England will host Croatia at Wembley on November 12 before travelling to Madrid to face Spain three days later.

Tuchel’s side are second in Group A4, three points behind leaders Spain. The top two teams will qualify for the Nations League quarter-finals.

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